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A pistol vow ends in jail as Indianapolis man Goines is fined and jailed for drawing a weapon and shooting at a vending machine. In Ottawa, Pierre Trudeau escorts Barbra Streisand at a Manitoba centennial event before addressing reporters. Colorado tense notes follow with threats to Mrs Farley and Shumate denials. Drug raids touch Lafayette College and political families as Harlem figures move to unseat Powell.
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Director of Draft Chosen
President Nixon selects Charles J. Dibona as the next Selective Service director. Dibona, 37, Navy analyst and Rhodes scholar, would replace Gen. Lewis Hershey amid broad antiwar protests and draft reform debate. Dibona led the Center for Naval Analyses and has a Navy background as a former lieutenant commander.
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Solon Attacks White House Uniforms Criticism Grows
Washington and New Orleans clash over ceremonial guard outfits as Rep. H R Gross calls them unnecessary imports. Retired Rear Admiral Thomas J Flynn Jr death noted for heroism in 1923 Japan quake and WWII service. Capitol police debate dress as Lt. in force jokes about brass drums.
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Ford to idle 25 700 workers across 9 plants in February
Ford Motor Co will lay off about 25 790 workers and idle nine plants in February as sales lag and profits fall. Closures run from one day to three weeks with staggered dates at Detroit area plants Dearborn Wayne Shick and Wixon plus Metuchen New Jersey and plants in Atlanta San Jose Los Angeles St Louis Mahwah.
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Prowler Sues Brineys Over Trap Gun Win Totals 35000
In Iowa 1967 case, Marvin Katko wounded by the Brineys trap gun sued and won 35000 including 5000 costs. The Eddyville farm near Mahaska county sold for 10000 to partially pay the judgment. a state senator proposed bills to cover hospital bills and protect homes from intruders.
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